| Oct. 31, 2007: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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| BREAKING
NEWS Westlake fire chief suspended, demoted  WESTLAKE
— Westlake Fire Chief Richard Pietrick has been suspended
without pay for 30 days and demoted to the position of firefighter,
Mayor Dennis Clough announced Friday. |
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 O’Grady
mulls run for CongressNORTH OLMSTED — The mayor says he's considering a run in 2008 as either a state senator or congressman. A campaign for the position now held by Dennis Kucinich seems more likely. |
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Clough,
Costanza backing four-person slate WESTLAKE
— Who’s backing who on the race to fill four school board seats
is making as much news as who’s running. Mayor Dennis Clough and former
Superintendent Jim Costanza have backed a four-person slate of candidates.
Others are running as independent voices, saying political issues
have become distractions from educating students. |
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| Mayoral
candidates debate regionalism ROCKY RIVER — Mayor Pam Bobst, resident Fred Sokol and Councilman Fred Gollinger expressed varying degrees of support for cooperative endeavors. |
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A
magnificent week for Magnificat Last
week its tennis team take home the state team title. Then three other
teams at the all-girls Catholic school showed athletic excellence
as the cross country squad won the regional title at Boardman, the
volleyball team took home the district title with a win over North
Royalton and the girls soccer team won a district title on Saturday.
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